4 My Dawgs
Tyga Lyrics

This for my dawgs out here goin' crazy
Acknowledging and showing appreciation for those struggling and going through a difficult time

Goin' crazy, goin' crazy
Emphasizing the intensity of the situation and how it's affecting them

This for my dawgs out here going crazy
Reiterating the message that this song is for those who are struggling

Goin' crazy, goin' crazy
Repeating the line to express the gravity of their current situation

This for my dawgs out here goin' crazy
Affirming that the song is still dedicated to those struggling, but with a more aggressive tone

Fuck you, pay me, fuck you, pay me
Asserting power and demanding payment for services rendered, potentially referring to those who previously didn't believe in them or underestimated their abilities

This for my dawgs out here goin' crazy
Reinforcing the main message of the song

Goin' crazy, fuck you, pay me
Combining the two previous lines to create a more forceful and confrontational statement

This for my dawgs out here
Concluding the aggressive introduction with a final reminder of who the song is dedicated to

Now you wanna be friends
Addressing old acquaintances or people who didn't believe in them before, who have now changed their tune

You the type to fuck a nigga for his pension
Accusing these people of opportunism and only being interested in their money

All a nigga ever wanted was a 6 Benz
Contrasting their own goals and desires with the shallowness of the people who only cared about their money

And if you a bad bitch, come get the dick again
Appealing to those who are interested in them sexually to come back, since they now have more power and influence

They be like, oh wait
Describing the attention and excitement they receive when they enter a room

Step up in the spot and they screamin' oh aye
Further emphasizing how their presence commands attention and respect

Which one of y'all wanna chill? OJ
Asking for company and making reference to either the name OJ, or Orange Juice, as a form of slang for alcohol

We sippin' Moet champagne
Describing the high quality yet expensive champagne they are drinking, contrasting their new lifestyle with their previous struggles

On me, all the bitches on me
Boasting about how they are now the center of attention and desirable

Cry little sister (Thou shall not fall)
Referencing a song from the 1987 movie 'The Lost Boys' as an allusion to feeling lost or misunderstood

Come, come to your brother (Thou shall not)
Asking for support and assistance from a loved one or friend, using the film allusion to express the severity of the situation

And for my dawgs out here goin' cray-cray
Reinforcing the main message of the song in a more playful and casual manner

Goin' cray-cray, got that AK
Referencing a weapon to convey a sense of aggression and power

Point it at your bay-bay, we goin' crazy
Using violent imagery to express the intensity of their situation and the measures they may take to protect themselves

For my dawgs out here goin' crazy
Returning to the original sentiment of the song, acknowledging those struggling and showing support

Goin' crazy, fuck you, pay me
Combining the two previous lines to create a more intense and confrontational refrain

This for my dawgs out here goin' crazy
Continuing to reinforce the message that this song is about those struggling

We goin' crazy, fuck you, pay me
Empowering themselves and standing up to those who have previously wronged them

T-Y-G-A, we goin' crazy
Naming himself and using this as a catchy refrain

Young, Young, Young Mula baby
Name-checking his label and himself, reinforcing his status and popularity

Goin' crazy, goin' crazy
Repeating the line to emphasize the intensity of his situation

Fuck you, pay me, fuck you, pay me
Repeating the refrain to create a more forceful and confrontational statement

This for my dawgs out here goin' crazy
Concluding the song by affirming the central message one last time

Goin' crazy, they goin' crazy
Drawing the listener's attention to the larger group of people who are struggling and empathizing with them

Cry little sister (Thou shall not fall)
Referencing the song from an earlier in the song to bring the song full circle and to again emphasize the sense of being lost or misunderstood

Come, come to your brother (Thou shall not fly)
Returning to the idea of seeking support from those who care about them, and perhaps a reminder to themselves not to give up and walk away from their struggles

I'm goin' crazy
Reasserting their own struggle and how it has affected them

Unchain me, sister (Thou shall not steal)
Referencing another line from the song to create cohesion and to express the need to escape their struggles

Love is with your brother (Thou shall not kill)
Creating a sense of hope and love in the face of struggle, and referencing the dark side of humanity to contrast this message